On the second day since Cebu City shifted to general community quarantine (GCQ), public transportation has remained to be a problem for commuters here.
With some establishments allowed to operate under GCQ, workers were expected to be back on the streets to catch a ride to their respective workplaces“Unta ibalik na ang transpo o kung pwede na mag Angkas kay lisod kaayo para sa amoa nga walay sakyanan,” said Jessa , a 33-year-old hotel staff who lives in Barangay Kamputhaw.
But to Jessa’s disappointment, when she got off late from work on Monday, she ended up walking home as she missed the last bus home and no public vehicle was available after an hour of waiting. Miko Isidro, a resident of Barangay Calamba, said walking has become normal whenever going in and out of his work as a security guard in one of the establishments in downtown Cebu City.
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